An officer in Denver has been taken into custody for attacking someone during a domestic dispute.

According to a press release from the Denver Police Department, one of their own, Sergeant Stephanie Neblock, was taken into custody on Monday in Douglas County for suspicion of domestic violence assault. This news comes as a shock to many, as Neblock has been a member of the DPD since 2006 and most recently served in the Division of Administration. As a result of her arrest, Neblock has been assigned to an "off-line" role within the department, a decision that will remain in place until the case has been fully resolved.

At this time, the Denver Police Department has not released any further information regarding the incident that took place on November 11th, as the matter is currently being investigated by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. However, the department has stated that they will conduct their own internal review of Neblock's case once the criminal charges have been addressed.

As for Neblock herself, she has been released on a $3,000 bail and this marks her first arrest, according to online court records. This news has left many wondering what could have led to this unfortunate situation. It serves as a reminder that no one is above the law and that regardless of one's position or status, they will be held accountable for their actions.

This incident also brings to light the importance of addressing and preventing domestic violence, a prevalent issue in our society. It serves as a reminder that we must continue to educate and raise awareness on this matter in order to create a safer and more supportive community for all. As we wait for more information to be released, our thoughts go out to all those affected by this situation.

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